(Photo courtesy of PCO)
MANILA, Philippines – The International Media Center for the 49th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit has officially opened, serving as the central hub for local and international journalists covering the regional gathering.
The media center will host the first ASEAN media briefing on Friday, November 13, led by representatives from the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), Presidential Communications Office (PCO), and ASEAN National Organizing Council.
The briefing is expected to provide updates on summit preparations, scheduled activities, and other key developments ahead of the high-level meetings.
Aside from providing facilities for media coverage, the center also showcases the Philippines’ rich cultural heritage, featuring traditional food and cultural displays representing Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
The initiative aims to highlight Filipino hospitality and the country’s cultural diversity while welcoming journalists from across the region and beyond.
The media center will serve as a key venue for official briefings, information dissemination, and media coordination throughout the summit.
